openclaw-security-audit

To run an OpenClaw security audit, you need to provide the assistant with access to your OpenClaw configuration files and installed plugins. The audit then evaluates system security, checks dependencies for known CVEs, and reports policy violations or compliance gaps.

Yes, you can check installed dependencies for known CVEs by requesting a vulnerability scan. The scan identifies documented risks and exposure within your installed plugins, optionally using network queries to lookup vulnerability databases.

An OpenClaw configuration and policy review inspects system settings to identify misconfigurations and unsafe plugins. It validates configuration changes against specific security policies to ensure new deployments meet compliance requirements.

Network access is optional for post-deployment security validation, primarily used for vulnerability database lookups. The core compliance reporting and configuration reviews can function by analyzing local OpenClaw configuration files and installed plugins directly.

You generate structured compliance reports by asking the assistant to summarize any policy violations, vulnerabilities, and compliance gaps found. These reports provide the structured output needed for operational review and security sign-off.